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Published by Mal Pope
Mal Pope chats to some amazing people from the world of music and the arts
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Mal Pope chats to Bonnie Tyler. To hear the full performance of 'Lost In France' go to https://youtu.be/FmoT9JIr5JQ
Mal Pope chats to old friend from the Rocket Record Days Stuart 'Shwepp' Epps. With Thanks to Ayeni AduIn this fascination chat Stuart tells about those early days working with Reg Dwight who would go on to become Superstar Sir Elton John for more information www.stuartepps.com
Mal Pope chats to old friend Stuart Epps about his career inmusic. From being an office boy at DJM Recordsworking with Caleb Quaye, Clive Franks and Elton John. Stuart’s career took him to RocketRecords before becoming assistant to Gus Dudgeon at the Mill. He’s gone on to work with some of Rock’sbiggest names including Jimmy Page, Chris Rea and Oasis.
Caleb Quaye was at the peak of his career when he released it wasn't enough. One night heard a voice that would change everything...forever
This week I had the chance to chat to one of my heroes. I first saw a photo of Caleb Quaye on the back of the eponymous Elton John album. I had been given the record in the Summer of 1973 by Steve Brown who was just signed me to He also worked with Mick Jagger, Paul McCartney and Hall & Oates This is wonderful story told in 2 parts. This is PART 1
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Observed September 5, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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